Join us in Bozeman this September for our biannual StoryMakers Fall Gathering, which will be centered around the theme of Social-Emotional Health. Connect with other StoryMakers teams, share your work with others, and learn about the ways you can incorporate Social Emotional Learning into your work with your community. For more information, or to receive the application, please email info@hopamountain.org

Join us for our Scholars of Promise Summer College Preparation Retreat!

This summer's retreat will begin the afternoon of Sunday, July 22nd and wrap up midday on Thursday, July 26th. Scholars will stay in dorms on the Montana State University Campus and eat together in the dining hall. We will spend the week familiarizing ourselves with a college campus, resources available to students, having a couple classes with MSU professors, preparing for college applications and exploring scholarship resources, and participating in workshops to learn skills such as time management, budgeting, and self care. A draft schedule is available on the last page of the form packet downloadable below.

To participate:

1. Print and complete form packet

2. Mail your completed forms to:

Hopa Mountain
234 E. Babcock St., Ste. E
Bozeman, MT 59715

3. Forms are due June 15th, but mail us your forms as soon as you can! Participation is on a first-come, first serve basis and there is limited space.

4. Stay posted for any further details as the retreat approaches.

Please reach out to Singer Horse Capture by email (singer@hopamountain.org) or call (406) 586-2455 with any questions.

Are you interested in improving the health of your community or pursing a health-related career? If so, join us for a camp where you will explore a wide range of health concepts with like-minded teens in a beautiful setting.

At camp, you will make friends, learn new skills, and discover ways to serve your
community. You will also learn about different concepts of health while enjoying a week in the mountains that includes hiking, camp fires, and white water rafting!

Hopa Mountain encourages applications from teens 14-17 from rural and tribal communities, especially those who will be first in their family to attend college. The goal of this camp is to provide teens with the opportunity to explore healthcare careers, healthy ways of living, and learn about college life.

For more information, take a look at the program page.

To apply, fill out the preliminary form found on the program page.